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02-26-2005, 09:07 AM
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Registered: Feb 2005
Distribution: slackware 10.1
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seriously, i need help!
I'm so confused, i don't know where to start, i feel like getting tossed in the middle of a giant labyrint without any legs to walk through it with. I really think that i need to have some kind of program that gives me the whole picture, where i can see the folder and the the content, but still use the terminal thing, like a explorer or something. And I really have to know how to install source files, how do unpack, compile, and install.
does anyone know a program like that, and can make a quick guide wich command i'll need to use to when unpacking, compiling and installing
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02-26-2005, 09:25 AM
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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Athens, Greece
Distribution: Slackware, arch
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Re: seriously, i need help!
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Originally posted by blueprobe
I'm so confused, i don't know where to start, i feel like getting tossed in the middle of a giant labyrint without any legs to walk through it with. I really think that i need to have some kind of program that gives me the whole picture, where i can see the folder and the the content, but still use the terminal thing, like a explorer or something. And I really have to know how to install source files, how do unpack, compile, and install.
does anyone know a program like that, and can make a quick guide wich command i'll need to use to when unpacking, compiling and installing
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from the tutorial section of linux questions:
Compiling Programs From Source
Basic Linux commands: www.linuxcommand.org
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